RFHP
To protect and improve healthy aquatic habitat in reservoir systems for the benefit of fish and wildlife and the enhancement of quality of life for people and their communities
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Committees 


One of the outcomes of the November 2008 partnership meeting at NCTC in Shepherdstown, WV was the creation of two committees:

Science and Data - tasked with developing the framework for prioritization and funding of projects, and for monitoring and evaluation of funded projects

   

Outreach and Communications - tasked with increasing awareness and understanding of the RFHP’s purpose and goals, as well as expanding partnership to include diverse interests

 
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Healthy reservoir systems meet many needs:

  • Habitat for aquatic and terrestrial life

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  • Fishing for 20 million freshwater anglers

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  • Primary recreation areas for boating, swimming, camping, and other outdoor activities

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  • Tourist destinations bringing economic benefit to nearby communities

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  • Water supply for agriculture, industry, and municipal use

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  • Power generation

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  • Flood control


Rotating picture 1 from RFHP projects


To join in this effort, contact:

Jeff Boxrucker
Coordinator
Reservoir Fisheries Habitat Partnership
9321 E. State Highway 9
Norman, OK 73026
405-659-1797
jboxrucker@sbcglobal.net